“As for what is mentioned about inhaling smoke (siff al-dukhan) burning the chests of the people on the left (ahl al-shimal), there is no proof of this, and if it were true it would also not indicate prohibiting it, for what is a sign of a bad people does not indicate that it should be prohibited,” writes Abu Abdallah Al-Fasi, an Islamic scholar, in 1642, in defence of smoking. In the 17th and 18th century Morocco underwent a major debate over whether or not inhaling tobacco was medically harmful. Scholars from across the spectrum weighed in with some arguing for it and others arguing against it, both sides were driven by empirical evidence emerging in medicine at the t
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